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View definitions for longer

longer

adjective as in better

Strongest match

adjective as in larger

adverb as in farther

adverb as in more

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But Mr Quinton said, whatever the thieves got from removing the engine, the good feeling he and the school had from the money raised and community spirit would "last a lot longer".

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"As soon as I saw danger, saw the water coming into the car and we were no longer floating and starting to sink, something switched in me," Mr Randles said.

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The toilet block, which ironically no longer has any working toilets, overlooks St Michael's Mount and Mounts Bay.

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If we binge a given amount of alcohol in one go - for example on a night out - it can be much more damaging than if we drink the same amount over a longer period.

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He once got by with couch surfing or working minimum-wage jobs to pay rent, but with Halifax’s skyrocketing housing costs, he can no longer afford a place to live.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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